A couple of days ago, developer ZodTTD sent word that he'd begun reviving his older homebrew projects for the iPhone, including psx4iphone, gpSPhone, and snes4iphone. Now, in case you've been wondering about the progress for the PlayStation emulator in particular, we've got some good news.

ZodTTD has announced that psx4iphone v0.2.0 is now out in the open, bringing with it some much-needed support for firmwares 1.1.3 and above.

As for the rest of the emulator's changelog:

• Added support to firmwares such as 1.1.3 and 1.1.4.
• Compiled with saurik's new toolchain.
• Fixed the detection of whether frameskipping can be used during certain frames within a game.
• Improved the dynamic recompiler code.
• Moved the BIOS location to /var/(mobile or root depending on firmware)/Media/ROMs/PSX/
  

ZodTTD further notes that psx4iphone v0.20 also received a speed upgrade, with most of its games now running at around 20-30 FPS. Those interested in picking up this homebrew for their iPhone will want to follow ZodTTD's download instructions over at the dev's official site via the source link.